Snake Eyes Fire Forged Beta Ti Drivers
Snake Eyes Fire Forged Beta Ti Drivers
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[Feb 03, 2002]
Randall Wright
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
fire forged 10 deg non-conform
Assembled myself with matching ff shaft at 46". Shaft was pured ( I recommend.It is worth the cost ) Gained about 15 yds and much straighter. This is an awesome club. Have made 2 for friends and they say same thing. Customer Service Friendly service and prompt + delivery Similar Products Used: Calaway hawkeye. Ping ISI |
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[Feb 02, 2002]
Randall Wright
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
pro cor 320
Bought 320 noncorforming 10 degree with ff shaft (pured and it is worth the $)and ff grip. assembled myself at 46". I have gained about 15 yards and hit it much straighter. Have since built 2 others for friends.They love. It is an awesome club. Customer Service Service and delivery have always been good. Similar Products Used: Calloway Hawkeye. Ping ISI |
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[Jan 26, 2002]
Jeff_h
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Pro C.O.R 320 9.5* (LH)
Finally decided to spring for a new driver to match my Snake Eyes irons. After reading the reviews here, I bought the Pro C.O.R. head and the matching shaft in 105+ mph. I also had the shaft PURed. Tip trimmed the shaft 1", installed 7 grams in the weight port and final clublength of 45.5" and swingweight of D9. Put on a Winn XF and it was a done deal. The club looks fantastic. Went to the range this afternoon (55 degrees in January ?!?!) to try it out. This thing is a rocket launcher. It replaces a Cleveland QuadPro Ti (same loft, ProLite 35 shaft). I picked up an average of about 15 yards of carry. Mis hits are not bad at all, you don''t lose much unless you really mess it up. This is a great club at an unbeatable price. Customer Service First rate. Tech support is also great. Similar Products Used: Cleveland QuadPro, Steelhead Plus, Warbird. |
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[Jan 18, 2002]
JeffLarsh4950
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Snake Eyes FF pro 360 10 degree
My search for the perfect driver is over!This is is a real hammer. I am a strong player and like to grip it and rip it. This club allows you to do that and send it way out in center field. I put it together with a pured Truetemper EI-70 tour stiff shaft. This is a great combo but i''''m sure any of the high quality shafts will do just fine, but spend the extra few bucks and get the shaft pured! This is not a gimick, I have had it done to all of my woods and no doubt you can tell the diference. Also,other people have mentioned it, and it is true, tee the ball low. I used to use the extra long tees with my previous driver, but found this club works best with he ball tee''''d lower, with the top of the ball about the same height as the middle of the club face. Do yourself a favor put one of these beauties together for yourself! Customer Service Great as always. Similar Products Used: Callaway Bigest Big Trident 400 cc |
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[Jan 04, 2002]
Mike Collins
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Snake Eyes Fire Forged Pro COR
Strength:
None This club is BOMB! No other way to describe it. It''s got the distance, the accuracy, and the sweet sweet sound. Oh yea and It''s great looking. Use a Penley stealth 70 shaft for better performance. If you are looking for a driver, this is it! Trust me you won''t regret it. Customer Service great Similar Products Used: Taylor Made Fire Sole (terrible) Callaway Hawk Eye (very nice) |
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[Dec 13, 2001]
Rob Kornacki
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Snake Eyes Fireforged Pro COR 9 degree
Strength:
None In the past, my driver existed to get me in trouble. With hope alive, I spent the money when the Titleist 975D came out and had several in varied lofts. Bought the Snake Eyes club in frustration. I assembled this club myself, which was a lot easier putting shafts in w/o the bore-through of the Titleist (that I also reshafted). The Snake Eyes driver that I ended up with is 9 degrees, 44" long,and puts the ball out there both longer and straighter than anything I have used previously. To be certain, I believe the shaft matters more than the head, but with this modestly priced head, you won''t be fueling the corporate jets at Callaway, Titleist, et. al and can experiment. The shaft I have on it is the Aldila HM 2000 Tour in stiff flex. Customer Service Golfsmith is A+++ by mail and the same at the store. Similar Products Used: Callaway Berthas, Titleist 975Ds, Bullet, Top Flight Persimmon from the dark ages...Orlimar... Mizuno...Taylor-made w/bubble shaft... |
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[Dec 03, 2001]
steveo
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
golfsmith snake eyes fire forged pro core
Strength:
None This driver rocks! This past summer I hit em'' all; Callaway, Titleist, Ping, narrowed it down to the Orlimar HipTi when a buddy of mine put the Fire Forged Pro Core in my hands. WOW! Out performs all the above mentioned sticks by 20 yards, and the best part is its $250 cheaper. Mine is the 11 degree model on a UST Proforce Gold 65 shaft, R flex. Swing weighted at D-2, 44 inches long. I was averageing between 245-255 yards with my Callaway GBB but now I''m hitting drives 265-275 yards with a few reaching 300 yards. It looks great, has a great sound, and feels sweet. Oh yea, you can work the ball too. In my opinion you will not find a better driver for the money anywhere. Do yourself a favor, put one of these in your bag. Customer Service Golfsmith is one of the most friendly outlets you will find. Similar Products Used: Callaway Great Big Bertha |
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[Sep 30, 2001]
jee737
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Fireforged 10 cor
Strength:
None
Weakness:
None I have the 10 degree fireforged cor head with the matching FF shaft. I had the shaft pured. Used the snake eyes winn grip. The shaft is 45 inches with a D2.5 swing weight. One mighty fine driver! Very easy to set up, pleasent to swing. Im able to hit more fairways with less effort then with any other driver, also I get great distance. Averaging 270 yards. Hit a couple of 290 yarders in a round. Highly recommend it to any golfer, definitely a game improvemnt club. Customer Service Great Similar Products Used: Golfsmith 260BT, Nickent Greathawk, Callaways great bigbertha. |
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[Sep 28, 2001]
noslrac3
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Snake Eyes Fire Forged Conforming
Strength:
None
Weakness:
None Assembled myself; 10 deg conforming head, Graffaloy Pro Elite (S) shaft cut to 44 inches, , added 7g to weight port, Winn Harmony grip, D-2.5 swg-wt. Club feels and looks great; good sound from decent contact, flies on a boring trajectory, but plenty of roll after landing. Beautiful color; sets up square. (driver speed, avg 96 mph). Customer Service Delivered as promised Similar Products Used: None |
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[Sep 06, 2001]
fredrik
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Snake Eyes Fire Forged Beta TI
Strength:
None
Weakness:
None I got the the 10 degree non-conforming head with macthing fire forged shaft. Very Nice. Best Driver for the money I''m sure, I broke my personal long drive record on the second round with it. Sets up nicely and it''s good looking too!! I bought the parts at Golfsmith but got it assembled elsewhere, saved me $90. Don''t think you''ll be sorry, give it a go. Customer Service Outrageous assembly fee''s. Nice and fairly knowledgeble people. Similar Products Used: Callaway Warbird |